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heroku-access
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Read more about Toolbelt 4.0 plugins here.
Note: These Node.js plugins are available in the current Ruby CLI. No need to download a separate Toolbelt 4.0 CLI.
$ heroku plugins:install heroku-access
$ heroku access --app APP_NAME
e.g. (personal app):
$ heroku access --app atleti
ortega@atleti.com collaborator
simeone@atleti.com owner
e.g. (org app):
$ heroku access --app atleti
monoburgos@atleti.com member
ortega@atleti.com collaborator
simeone@atleti.com admin
e.g. (org app with new beta feature):
$ heroku access --app atleti
monoburgos@atleti.com deploy,operate,view
ortega@atleti.com operate,view
simeone@atleti.com deploy,manage,operate,view
$ heroku access:add user@email.com --app APP
$ heroku access:add user@email.com --app APP --privileges deploy,manage,view,operate
$ heroku access:update user@email.com --app APP --privileges deploy,manage,view,operate # This feature is in BETA
$ heroku access:remove user@email.com --app APP
FAQs
CLI to manage access in Heroku Applications
We found that heroku-access demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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